The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-04
LOCAL..

Boom! boom!l Straw hats, go in.
Printers ink pays any man who uses
it.
The merchants had good trade yes
terday.
this week.
New subscribers are added to our list
every week.
Quite large crowd in town yesterday
attending Court.
Mrs. j. r. B. Hathaway and daughter
returned home yesterday.
Rev. R. VanDeventer and wife are
visiting relatives in Edenton.
Read the advertisement of Frazer
Axle Crease" best in the world.
Mrs. A. H. Dowell. of New York,
registered at the Bay View Friday.
Rev. R. VanDeventer preached in the
Baptist church Sunday night last.
Many of our citizens attended the
revival meeting, at Rocky Hook church,
sunday.
Miss Jennie Harris, who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore, returned
Yesterday.
Board of County Commissioners was
in session Monday. Routine business
attended to.
Both the graded and High School
0-oCoA x1ocfarAoU xxyith q Onn6 hnr
of matriculates.
Highest cash price paid for cotton and
peanuts by J. II. Perry. He buys on
his own responsibility.
Our friends. Messrs. Fred. Ziegler.
Jess. Pritchard and Luther Ball, of E.
City, were in town yesterday.
Fair season is now opening. Farm
ers. prepare something, in order that
Chowan may be shown up right.
ia. Harrell takes the lead this season
IN the cotton market. He exceeds
others both in quantity bought and price
paid.
Ha! hall hall! will be often heard from
our friend, Mr.. NJ. II. White, this week.
He is the happiest man in America, and
no mistake.
call of Solicitor BlOunt on yesterday
Drop in often, we are always glad to see
our friends.
Farmers and other friends. come to
see us and procure receipt for the
FISHERMAN & FARMER for one year
only dollar.
For SALE-The best driving Horse in
Edenton. with comparatively new Do
Cart and Harness. For terms apply to
NJ. F. Bond, Esq.
DR.. Geo. 1. Nowitzky is with us this
week delighting willing listeners with
discourse and selling his invaluable dis
tructive of desease.
We acknowledge. with thanks. a com
plimentary ticket to the Elizabeth City
Fair, to be held October 18th. 10Th and
Goth. If possible, We'll be present.
The work on the transfer float at the
N. =. R. r. depot, is rapidly progressing.
Soon cars will be transferred to the A. &
P. Road on the south side of Albemarle
Sound.
Rev. J. VIM. Lee and family arrived
Yesterday from New York. We wei
come them as we do our best frienis and
bid them a long stay and a happy stay
amid our people.
The Edenton Graded School opened on
Monday although the Principal of its
faculty. was absent. He is daily expect
ed. h, w yer, and VIII add desired
strength to the institution. Success to
the enterprise.
Mr.J. B. Sheriff. the polite and excel
liant agent, representing the publishers
of Hitchcocks' Analysis of the Bible Is
again in our midst. His presence gives
pleasure to many by whom he is held IN
the highest esteem.
Just Received at G. NJ. Murden S 10
dozen Whips, from 25c up: one dozen
Sets of Harness, from $500 up; a full
line of Saddles and Brides, Horse and
Buggy Blankets. Collars, Lacing Strings
ETC., at Bottom Prices.
We acknowledge pleasant call from
DIR. John, Editor of the Carollnian, on
Yesterday. The Economist is represen-
ted in our midst this week by Mr.. Paul,
the worthy son of the eminent editor |
Mr.. R. B. Creecy. The Falcon. by the
active and efficient Mr.. Rrodrick. We J
are always glad to welcome our breth- |
rem of the Press. There are none like |
hem.